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title: "Planta ID can my do much help right now. I’m bewildered by the amount…"
description: "Planta ID can my do much help right now. I’m bewildered by the amount of monstera types there are. I just got a new pickup from the shops, does anybody know…"
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community: "Plant Identification"
author: "Joann"
published: "2026-04-18T02:59:13.036831Z"
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# Planta ID can my do much help right now. I’m bewildered by the amount…

_Posted by Joann on 2026-04-18_

Planta ID can my do much help right now. I’m bewildered by the amount of monstera types there are. I just got a new pickup from the shops, does anybody know what type it is?! Is it actually just normal monstera? 3rd picture is my other monstera cutting

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## 3 comments

### Nichole commented on 2026-04-18

It's just a normal Monstera Deliciosa, you actually have a few plants in there by looks of it. They're still young compared to your other Monstera cutting, hence why they look a little different to each other. Your new plant is getting its first fenestrations (holes in leafs) now by looks of your pic.

### plantgeek commented on 2026-04-18

these are just juvenile deliciosa :-) the other one you have probably came from a mature cutting, while the ones you just bought were more than likely tissue cultures, which is basically like starting from seeds.

### Lisa Anglim commented on 2026-04-18

You can pull some of the e tea plants out and make another one. If you don’t want two of the same one. Pot it up and give to family or friend.

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